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Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

q. Z. Scruby sells meat as cheap
as any nan in Mexico. Dent fai
to try his cuts, He knows his bust,
ness, dit Wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Ground was broken IN the Court
House park Friday for the Morris
monument, which is to stand in the
northeast corner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Taylor Dowell of Benton City,
raised 81 - bushels of oats to the
acre. They sold for 20 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21
WATER FOR THE FAIR.
Three Thousand Feet OF Hose to be
Borrowed from the st. Louis Fire
Department.

AS the Mexico Fire Department
had no 2 1-2 inch hose to spare, Sec
rotary Glandon wrote to the Chief
of the st. Louis department and in
reply received the following:
J. A. Glandon, Esq, Secretary Aidrain Co. A.
Il NJ. Association.
ST. LOUIS, July 19.-DEAR SIR:
Yours of the 18th inst. at hand in
relation to this department renting
your association about 5000 feet of
2 IL inch hose, and in reply have to
say that we cannot rent you the hose.
but will loan it to you for ten or
twelve days. We have what is known
as the st. Louis Fire Department
Relief Association, and if your asso-
citation sees fit to make a donation to
that institution it will be thankfully
accepted. Proper care must be taken
of the hose and returned in as good
condition as it leaves US. See that
it is properly protected from wagons
or other vehicles passing over. Let
me know when you want it and how
we are to ship it.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN LINDSAY,
Chief Fire Opt.
As will be seen from this the BouIe-
ward and Fair ground will be kept well
watered during the FAIR, direct from
the bydrants, and without the use of
sprlnkllng carts. The ASSOCIATION is
under many obligations to Chief
Lindsay for his kindness, and will
make a liberal donation to the st.
Louis Fire Department Relief As
Isocfatioa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Copies of the road law a be OBJ
tanned by overseers from County
Clerk Williams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

F. V. Gentry has purchased the
residence formerly occupied by G. F.
Clark, in Muldrow's addition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

The peanut right for the COM
ing Fair has been sold to George
Garrett.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Work on the new dormitories at
Hardin College is being rapidly
nnshed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

The Morris memorial to he placed
in the Court House yard will cost
about $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21
RargaIns.

1 have a few fine lsses, hosiery
and ether goods which I viii sell
cheap. MRs. l. FnAxK,
l2 At $40 East Promenade 1T
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

100000 late cabbage. Finest sorts
Cheaper than ever offered in this
market. Now ready at ray Office.
WITT L. d Su1prEE-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Judge Sumner is able to be out,
much to the delight of his many
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Easter has the largest and cheapest
line of glass jars and jelly glasses in
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21
Manted--A Trade.

VIII trade o very desirable lot in
Bassford's addition for a horse. APP
ply TO III. C. Shepherd, Mexico, Mo-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

The gas we'll at Sedalia is about
1900 feet deep; at Palmyra, 1000
at Mexico, 800.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Il. u. White win go to Washing
ton from this county with the invita-
ton committee to invite President
Cleveland to visit Missouri in oeto.
Der. He will take . run down TO
Long Island also to see his .antece-
dents.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

There will be u reunion of the old
settlers of the Warren county August
5. A number of residents of this
county are members of the a~ssocia-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Sam. G. Baskin, after a 2-months
severe attack of pleurisy, is on the
streets again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

The Autograph work for the COM
ing fair arrived yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

JAS. CAN'T, about 20 years old, son
OF Thos. CAN'T, died Sunday, south
west OF Mexico, Of pleurisy. He
vas an exemplary young man and
bad been sick for months.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Miss Kate Smith is quite i'll at her
home. 1l9 West Promenade street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

The Morris mansion in the South
ern suburbs is being rapidly complet-
ed. When finished this will make
an elegant home. A fine view of the
Water-works, Fair grounds and sur
rounding country car be obtained
from the grounds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Go to r.. q. Paul's for fine fresh
groceries. 13w4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Closing out sale of the largest &C.
lection of hats and bnnnets In the
city at Mrs. Hardings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

a young man named Robert Hall,
~ years old, was thrown from bis
horse Saturday evening, near home.
and kicked in the face, the hoof Of
the animal striking him above and
below the left eye, INJECTING a yer,
painful, but not dangerous wound,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

White fish and pickerel, mackerel
in buckets and kegs at r. G. Paul's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Dry Goods for a song, at j. III.
Shoots, Nc. 16, West Side. 10w4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Don't forget the Miss B%lsyloek en-
tertainment Monday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

The gas we'll is going down at the
rate of so feet Il day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Judge Macfarlane and family are
at Sweet Springs for a month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

VIM. Kennedy Of Rush Hill, wants
TO move his cattle. The State Sur
geon wont let him. They are about
out OF water. The sheriff telegraph.
ed him Saturday not TO move cattle
under any circumstances.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

J. NJ. Menefee is overlooked with
furniture and will make you the
lowest prices. div. n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Twenty-Five bars Of Fairbanks
soap for rs cents at Casters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

The Marshall, Mo-, colored fair
begins August 18th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Black berries wanted at r. c.
Paul's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Hisey & Pollock have bought about
q, 900 bushels of wheat already this
season.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

The Liberty street NJ. f. church is
to be renovated and decorated at
once,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

CO. Morris, of Abilene, Texas,
arrived IN this city to-day from CHI,
cage, where he had been with cattle,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Services at Regular Baptist Church
Saturday at 2 o'clock, p, H., and sun.
day at IL o'clock a. IN,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21
THE LEDGER.
Money to Loan

,,KrNaN & BARNES, financial cor
RESPONDENTS of Eastern capitalists haye
unlimited capital 10 loan foT 3 % wears
time at a low rate OF interest on iait,s th
Audraiu and neighboring counties ffN-
ilege of paying part or all OF loan oelofe
due. We also a home money on very
reasonable terms. If you desire n loan
call on us aud we will give You terms thai
defy competition.
LAKENAN & BARNE lis,
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Agents,
MEXICO. MO-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insur-
I'M Company. +. Y. GENTRY,
12-lt 275-1t Agent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Keep to the right on the Boulevard
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Miss frankie Gartrell is no better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Coffee has advanced 1-2 cent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Sam Baskin is able to DO out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Carter took the most rings at the
Tournament last night, much to the
delight of the ladies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

LosT~~A eam eolored zephyr
wrap. Leave at down town express
office aud get reward.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

a lot of lard hsrrela, just the
thing for hauling water ia-only "a
cents. At casters,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Z. Nj, Lakeland is erecting u large
addition TO his residence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Geo, Hahlutael'a SIX menths' old
daashter Is very aiok,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Tho Council viii meet Monday
.saES
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21


DR., Murdoch Ia very sick:
Mlss Pearl Williams ID IL,
Louis Woellmer ia still very sick,
Misc Stella DeJarnatt Il no better.
Tho Council will meet Manaay
night
Gee, Hahlutsel'a slx mantha' old
daashter Ia very aiok
{, Nj, Lakeland is erecting u large
addition TO his residence.
a lot of lard hsrrela, just the
thing for hauling water ia-oniy "a
cents. AT casters,
Losr~~A cream eolosed zephyr
wrap. Leave at down town express
office aud get reward.
Carter took the most rings at tho
Tournament last night, much to the
delight of the ladies.
Services at Regular Baptist Church
Saturday at 2 o'clock, p ~, and Sun
day at IL o'clock a. IN.
CO. Morris, of Abilene, Texas,
arrived IN this city to-day from Chit
cage, where he had been with cattle,
q. Z. Scruby sells meat as cheap
as any man in Mexico. Denst fat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

MEXICO, MO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

go
Misc Stella DeJarnatt Ii no bette
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

lVVV W.
1900 oe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-30
Color sounds.

Mr. Cation, in his inquiries into human
faculty, says Science. has collected number
of very interesting and strange cases of per
sons to whom certain sounds always call up
certain Colors. In one ease whole Ian
guage was developed for translatinG colorS
into sound and back again, and this favored
individual could read words out of wall
paper pattern, or paint Il pattern III order to
represent word. Two French writers re-
Gently describe a case the popularity Of
which is its hereditary character The gem
teman III question has colors for articulated
sounds, but not for musical ones. Both his
son and daughter have II similar faculty. The
father and daughter agrse quite closely on
tue colors gong with the vowel and conso-
nant sounds; but the names of the numerals
are quite exceptional. While words seemed
colored to them only when spoken very
slowly and separately, and then simply take
Oh the colors Of the component sounds, par
ticulary the vOwels, the names of the nu-
meyals have distinct colors which are entirely
different in father and daughter. Intense
thought Of n sound can bring up the color
Just rs really hearing it does.
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YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
HOW A FRlSkY PONY RAN AWAY
WITH A LITTLE PAPOOSG.

An Interesting Game That May be-
Played with Pebbles-Historicai stories
About Domestic Cats, Including the
One About Dante and His Pet
History assures us that the cat has been
esteemed from remote ages In most eastern
countries cats have been great favorites. So
much were these animals veneratd by the
Egyptians, their bodies were emlalned when
they died and placed in inches OF the cata-
combs. Numbered with well known stories
illustrative of the Eg, ptians' love and venera-
ton of cats is the one told OF Cambyses, king
of the Modes and Persians, who lived so
years before Christ. This king when he led
his army against the Egyptians, Is Is said.
gave to each of his soldiers live cat TO hold
before him instead Of shield, and the
Egyptian yielded to the conqueror rather
than niure their much loved animals.
Instances are ON record where cats have
been taught to perform useful offices to man.
A notable one is that of Dante and his cat.
1t is told that Dante taught his animal to
hold candle in its paw for him while he
read, and that he was very proud Of his sue
cess in making the cat subservient to his will
in the manner described
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-30

In the cut furnished by The Jewellers Cir-
cu'ar Fig gives tue side view, while Fig. 2
is the setting arrangement for the hands. The
principle Of the system is rs follows: The
train or the hands are set in motion by the
uurolliug of n chain, one end Of which Is
fastened to a drum the other end, however,
toa float swimming upon the surface of a fluid
contained IN a receptacle, "A.' This fluid
escapes at a uniform rate, 10 matter i'll what
manner this may be effected. This decrease
of the volume Of the fluid may be brought
about either by feeding a lamp burner or by
dropping away, or by any other manner.
The clock shown in the cut is run by feeding
a burner and serves not only as a clock but
night lamp.
As the clock performs by force of the di-
miuismng of the fluid contained In a recep-
tacle 1t Is evident that it will go correctly, no
matter In what manner this decrease may
have been effect d, whether by dropping
away or by burning To operate the clock
during the time that light is not wanted. a
spigot arrangement can b. connected with
il. through which the fluid gradually drops
i'm order To establish a uniform decrease Of
fluid At night, when the lamp ia lit, the
drJpper is closed and the dimnutlon takes
place by means of combustion
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Ii person who is in the secret holds the
cord by its two eXtremitieS, things change
since the ball, far from falling, dcScends very
slowly along the string, or even remains sta
tionary. and does not move again un.il the
operator allows it TO- This trick, which was
formerly performed by Robert lloudm with
II ball of large size, very much surprised
spectators.
HOW does the affair worl;i readers ask.
That is explained iii the section Of the magic
ball shown in the cut. In addition to the
central aperture, says La Nature, there is an
other curved one which ends near the eX-
tremitics of the aXial perioralion, and per-
son in the secret, while making believe pass
the cord through tue straight aperture, ac-
tually passes it through the carved one 1t
will now he apparent that it is only necessary
to tauten the cord more or less i'll order to
retard or stop the descent of the bali.
The cut shows the magic ball thus suspended
between the operators hands.
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Vortex Smoke Rings.

Amateur chemists may alnuSc themselves
as well as entertain their friends 10y produc-
ing vortex smoke rings All the apparatus
required to produce THIS effect Is an empty
cigar box, one Of the ends of winch, being
removed, is replaced by canvoS tightly nailed
round it, A circular hole about one inch in
diameter is bored in the opposite end; inside
the box is Il saucer half filled with carbonate
of ammonia, upon which sufficient hydro
chloric acid is poured until dense vapor of
ammonia chloride fills the box, which, upon
slight, rapid pressure upon the canvas end OF
the box, is elected from the hole, and assumes
beautiful circles Of white smoke, which as
cend and retain their shape till disSipated
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The baskets are Of the regular Indian style
and the poor papoo,cs arc laced into them
tight and snug. Some squnws, when they
stop to rest, remove the basket and il, lIv"
burden from their backs and hang it to the
saddle horn, because if left on the ground the
dogs go around and lick the babie, faces,
which the little ones do not enjoy.
A San Francisco correspondent tells the
following story: "One rather fri,ky pony,
with baby on the horn Of a saddle, wauders
from the rest and is Immediately surrounded
by a crowd OF dogs. Their barking starts
him to trot, and with shrieb the mother
rllshes from her place in the line TO catch him
But the pony doesn't want to be caught, and
from trot turns to run, aud away he goes
the basket Tapping on his side only making
him run the harder Finally the strap that
holds the basket breakdown comes haty,
thump, to the ground, face down, and th'
pony, after running a few moro rod, is
caught by boy. while the Distracted mother
picks up her unfortunate infant and hume
diately unlacing the deerSkiu cover, take it
out TO assure herself it is sound in body after
its rather risky ride and fali.r
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The cobra plant Of Himalays, belonging to
the family Aroidoe, so strikingly resembles
cobra with It's head erect that persons com
ing upon it unawsres iustinctively recoil With
horror. The malt moon shaped markings on
the cobra's head nj the lines on its re"k are
initiated in The flower sheath of the plant,
while tue tongue ike elongation Of the pistii
and of the niurib Of the flower sheath serve
10 Increase the resemblance OF the plant to
living animal
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,Jrnk'n Dream

jerks had n sueer dream the other night
He thought h. SAW prz- fighters ring,
and In tie middle Of II stp'd a doughty
little champion who met aud deliberately
knocked over. one ny one, y score oi more
of big, hurly. looking fellows, as they adj,
vanced to the attack, Giants a. they We Q
In size, the valiant pirmy proved more than
match for them. II was all ~ funny hat
jerks woke up laughing He accounts
for the dream by the fact that he had just
come 10 the conclusion, after trying nearly
every big, drastic pin on the market, that
Pierce's Tiny Purgative Pellets easily
knocked out" and beat all the rest hol.
low!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-30

An English exchange describes a game
played by English boys and girls: \ little
heap of pebbles is piled up in certain spot
on the lawn Each person is led, in turn, to
a certain distance from the heap, blmdfolded,
given IA stick, turned round three times and
then told To start of and do his best to beat
down the little heap of stones 1t is delicious
to see the solemn air of some of the per-
formers, and to watch the vigor with which
they pound away at nothing, whole yards off
the place where the stones are. No matter
how YOU may fix their exact position in your
eve, and pace it out before You are blind
folded, you are certain to so wide of it, 1t is
an odd thing, but "a true one.
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In England cats are such great favorites
that eat shows are held every year at the
Crystal palace, where all sorts of fancy
breeds are exhibited. In our own country
the tortoise shell cat is perhaps the most pop
uIar of all breeds. We have also beautiful
Maltese cats, also Angora cats with long sill
very hair; then there are cats OF the Persian
breed with soft glossy fur, white under
meath and gray on the back. To these may
be added quite a list of mixed breeds, some
of which are not only beautiful to look at,
but exceedingly useful in their legitimate
pursuits after mice
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"By and By Is 4 very bad boy;
Shun him at once and forever;
For they who travel with BY and By
Soon come 10 the house Of Never
Cant" il a mean little coward,
boy that Is half Of mar;
Set on him plucky wee terrier
That the world knows and bonors-'1 Can
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Etching Fluid for Steel.

The following is highly praised for being
an excellent etching fluid for steel: Mix one
of alum aud onc-half teaspoonful of salt
reduced to powder, with one gill OF vim
egar and twenty drops of nitric acid. This
fluid may be used for either eating deeply
into the metal or for imparting beautiful
frosted appearance to the surface, according
to the time it is allowed to act. Cover the
parts necessary to be protected from its in
fuence with bceswax, tallow or some other
similar substance.
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Numbered with other curious scenes in the
region of the Rocky mountains are the ones
in which figure Apache mothers and their
babes When walking a squaw carries her
babe in II little basket, strapped t. hec back,
os seem in the picture
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MOLONEY & STEAD.

n'O ALL PtR>oNS WHOM lr NAY CONCERN
l Notice /. hereby gwen. that the undersigned Ma
ry White Guardian OF Mnert Barnes Q mlno win
make application to the Probate Court - l., Sale
county. al regular term thereof 10 he heln az the
Court House IN the city OF on ava In said enunIy on
the third Monday Ot August A. lSs1, being the 18th
ay thereof for an order and decree ~ ad ronrt d.
reing her ~ said guardian To sell The following real
estate belonging 10 said minor, situated In the county
II Bur-au anu State oi Illinois. a. Wit: lot three (35
in hlnck eRht a. In the town ~ sheffield ~ said
min and Tor the purpose u Investing such uf the
pr Cecds ~ sid sale shan not he imned aey relui
site t'r hid sup "r and eucson In other real estate,
Or VI Otherwise investing the same.
NARY WHITE
July L. 1851 -Sw Guardian of said Minor
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DUNCAN, o'coNcR & GILBERT,

.litOlOfBs at Idtf,
NJ ASTERS SALE.-sTArE OF ILIIN NtS. roUNrr
NJ OF la SALLE-s-. In sale County tfrcuH Court
In the matter ~ william Brown 70. Maria Has
kins. MARY u. Lsdd and Anna H. Dvlliyar-On Blu TO
FO,trlOsS Mortgage.
Publ, notceis hereby given, that In pursuance Of
drCretal order entt red In the abye entitled cause In
said court. on the 2dh day uf June A. ID. 1891, l.
duncan McDougap Master In Chsncery Cor said Court
on saturday, the 9th day Of August 1851 at ten o'clock
In the forenoon Of said day shall sell NJ ibc auction.
Ia the high IT and best bidder for cash, ut the north
front d>Or OF the County Cont House, in OTTAWA. In
,nid co. MY. the following described real estate.
much thereof hr necessary sat sly SIT decree
-tu-trd In the cuuny ~ l., sale and state 4 Illinois TO
wit The undivided one half int rest In the SOUTH west
quarie' Of section twenty seven 2 IN township thirty
two north range east NJ the third BY principal
Cridhn, excepting the nurtn zen 90 acres thereof
Ottawa, Illinois july 9Th. 1887.
DUNCAN NCOpUGAti.
JuNl6sw Master In hAnCpry ''r sad circuit court.
ESrR ~ NO tlCt,.-rtSen M by i. vii
IL son. at hls rcsii nee In the Township oi Deer
Park I'm the county of la sale amt state oi nnuis
the tv"ntie day uf June, u. lsN one esiray horse
described ~ follows tn Wit:
Color hv twelve years Nd or thereabouS fifteen
hands high. and olnd of the LETT eye. .
+. FtNLFy,
iuly'5 County Clerk.
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Lady On grocery store)-"Let me have a
pound of butter, please"
Clerk (,oho usei To tend in cigar storej
mild or strong?"
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STOVE REP AIRS.

Stoves Ranges aud Furnaces Repaired and made
rQuA to new. furnish repairs for any stove made In
IN the |. S. large stock of repairs always on hand
satisfaction guaranteed IN AL cases. Second hand
stoves bought amt Sold Please writ" or en- on Rios
GALLAGHER. OIL 3 Ia Sale street, two blocks
4 D..rDt,lrp Ottawa
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Ggue.
l.. w. BREWER,

Attorney az Lar,
EINAI. SEI~rl. EN- ENT.-EsrArx or
Il AUSTIN GODDARD. DETERMINATIONS 10 hereby
given a. all persons interested In said estate thai he
undersigned. administrator, sith The will Aonrue q
The estate said Austin Goddard deceased, will appear
before the Probate Court Of the county Of Ia Sale ana
stae OF Illinois, NJ the County Court House. In ottawa
IN said county on Monday the 18th day OF August A.
D. 1885, for the purpose Of rendering an account ot MA
proceedings In the administration Of said estate for tho
mai settirment
Dated at Ottawa, this 5th day Of July $751;
THEDDOl.E q rRENARY,
ATTEST; HESRY HKLMIG, AdmInistr tor
Clerk Probate Court. La Sale Co, nj jlbis-Sv
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Freight trains carrying passengers leave Ottawa as
folluws For Paw Paw and Karl, 40 I'm; for Stres
tor, Us A. ~. 5.5 r ~. anu lop A. ~ t0' Aurora.
lO.UNA.
Pullman Palace sleeping Cars. c Il. y Drawing
Room Cars Horizons Reclining Chair Cars and the G.
H. n O. Palace Dlnn. Cars by this route. All ,Rform&
ton about rstes OF fare. sleeping car accommodations
PAUL MORTON
General Passenger anu Ticket Agent Chicago.
H. II. SruSK. - -
General Manager Chicago. GEO. Z ROE
Agent At ,'taws,
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~ G. TRF:N AIRY, Attorney AZ Law. one,
!. with L. W: Brewer Rooms >. . a IL, Opera Hons
Block Ottawa Ill. .uns